[…] how can those graunts of the Kings be avoyded, without wronging of those lords, which had those lands and lordships given them?
[Cow:] I was earnin' a good livin' as headman on a horsecar when [I tried another gig that didn't pan out.] I went back to my old job—but they'd converted to busses... An' I couldn't drive.
[…]while open bonfiring was practiced mainly by women and universally used in African traditions where it has a very low failure rate. It has been characterized as technically simple though in fact it requires a hyper refined combination of specific clay body, fuel, firing technique and atmospheric conditions - formulas derived from local experimentation mainly by generations of women.
However, she persisted in dishing the dinner as well as cooking it, and then sat down, bibless and apronless, to partake of it as an illustrious guest […]
